Mark Strong

A surgeon runs an illegal clinic in abandoned tunnels beneath London to treat desperate patients. A darkly comic thriller of fate, chaos, and consequence. With the help of a disgruntled transport employee and a guilt-ridden medical researcher, the surgeon's morality is tested to the limit. Adapted from Valkyrien.

Deep State follows retired MI6 agent Max Easton, who is called back for one last mission that may cost him everything he holds dear. As Max navigates the dangerous world of espionage, he discovers a web of conspiracy that threatens his life and those he loves. Will he be able to survive the deadly game of politics and power?

Low Winter Sun is a gritty drama that explores the blurred lines between cops and criminals in a world of murder, deception, revenge, and corruption. Set in a contemporary urban landscape, the show follows two detectives as they navigate the dangerous underworld of Detroit while struggling with their own demons.

Celebrities delve into their family history, discovering unknown facts about their ancestors in each episode of this British genealogy documentary series. The show uncovers fascinating stories of triumph, tragedy, and adventure, as well as revealing the social and historical context of the times their ancestors lived in.

The Long Firm is the BBC Adapation of Jake Arnott's novel of the same name. The book, and essentailly the series is a short collection of stories, surrounding racketeer Harry Starks, told through the eyes of different characters. These include a struggling actress, a low life drug dealer, a lecturer and a disgraced peer.

Jim Howick plays a meek school teacher who joins his future brother-in-law (Stephen Campbell Moore) and several obnoxious friends on a deer-stalking expedition in the Scottish Highlands. As the hunting party realises they themselves are the prey, sordid secrets begin to emerge and old friendships are tested to the limit in a ruthless battle for survival.

A highly acclaimed nine-part BBC TV series about the lives and loves of four individuals from Newcastle-Upon-Tyne between 1963 and 1995. The series also examined sociological and political changes in England over the thirty year period.